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* A closedown variant also exists where it reads "'''GOOD NIGHT'''" which was used until 1985. | * A closedown variant also exists where it reads "'''GOOD NIGHT'''" which was used until 1985. | ||
* On 1987 episodes of ''Blockbusters'', the logo fades into an image of the Earth of the show's aforementioned 1987 titles. | * On 1987 episodes of ''Blockbusters'', the logo fades into an image of the Earth of the show's aforementioned 1987 titles. | ||
* A possibly unknown variant exist where the 8th variant is used, instead the text now reads "'''CENTRAL PRESENTS'''" and fades to the | * A possibly unknown variant exist where the 8th variant is used, instead the text now reads "'''CENTRAL PRESENTS'''" and fades to the 1969 ATV logo. | ||
'''Technique:''' More advanced computer effects for the time. | '''Technique:''' More advanced computer effects for the time. | ||
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'''Music/Sounds Variants:''' | '''Music/Sounds Variants:''' | ||
* A different abridged version of the Central News theme would play for the | * A different abridged version of the Central News theme would play for the news programme. | ||
* Occasionally, this jingle could sometimes be played in | * Occasionally, this jingle could sometimes be played in two different chords other than F# originally, such as either in B major or D major (in an alternate). | ||
* On Season 3 of ''Bullseye'', the jingle remains the same as the last logo, once again to keep the same pitch as the opening theme to the show. | * On Season 3 of ''Bullseye'', the jingle remains the same as the last logo, once again to keep the same pitch as the opening theme to the show. On Season 4 of ''Bullseye'', the show's theme tune was changed, and so the logo went back to using the standard pitch. | ||
* On ''New Faces of '86/'87,'' the jingle was played by Harry Rabinowitz and his Orchestra. | * On ''New Faces of '86/'87,'' the jingle was played by Harry Rabinowitz and his Orchestra. | ||
* The white background variant uses its special unique tune; the first half has its normal jingle playing (only the first | * The white background variant uses its special unique tune; the first half has its normal jingle playing (only the first two ones and the last note of the jingle), but later changes into a suspended theme (which notably sounds similar to a ''Mission Impossible'' soundtrack) nor this version is in a different chord from the original one. | ||
'''Availability:''' Used concurrently with the first one in 1982 before replacing it in November 1983. | '''Availability:''' Used concurrently with the first one in 1982 before replacing it in November 1983. | ||